Red Bank High School - Log Yearbook (Red Bank, NJ)

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Students Stir Early for Pancake Breakfast At 6:30 a.m. on January 19, before most of Red Bank Regional's student body was stirring, a group of seniors gathered in the school's cafeteria to prepare for the annual Senior Pan- cake Breakfast by stirring pancake batter, slicing coffee cake, heating sausage and brewing coffee. During the weeks preceding the breakfast, senior class officers fre- quented senior homerooms to col- lect cans of orange juice which were requested of class members. These collected cans of O.). reduced the cost of supplies for the class; and after the breakfast, the surplus was sold to the school cafeteria. Community members Mr. and Mrs. John Byrnes, feeling the breakfast was quite a success, commented, The food tasted as though we were dining at Perkin's Pancake House rather than R.B.R.'s cafeteria. Their opinion typified the majority of the compliments given by the 150 per- sons who were served by the seniors on that Saturday morning. OPPOSITE TOP: Senior Andy Aumack begins mixing the batter for the more than one thou- sand pancakes needed lor the Pancake Break- fast OPPOSITE RIGHT: Seniors respond to the call for frozen orange juice by supplying over one hundred cans to feed the hungry custom- ers. TOP Senior Dolores laCosta picks up a breakfast tray laden heavy with four pancakes, two sausages, orange juice, butter and syrup during the senior class Pancake Breakfast while senior Kim Thomas awaits the next com- plete tray. ABOVE LEFT Senior class advisor Miss Barbara Greenwald (right) mixes orange juice with the help of Mrs. Sharon Hacketl on the preceding Friday afternoon before the sen ior class's Pancake Breakfast or January 19 ABOVE RIGHT: Senior Leslie Grant helps Advi sor Miss Barbara Greenwald prepare for the class of 1980's Pancake Breakfast by opening orange juice cans whose contents dressed one hundred and fifty breakfast trays.

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Demons Raise Dollars for March of Dimes Once again, as in the past four years, Red Bank Regional's students participated in the March of Dimes' Haunted House held at the Seaview Square Mall in Ocean Township. This year our students, in cooperation with other local high school students, raised over $2,200 for the March of Dimes' battle against birth defects. Mrs. Renee Maxwell and Mr. Gil- bert Rambach helped the students design a room which ihoy named The Insane Asylum. The students donned their own costumes and applied make-up using techniques learned in Drama I class. Sophomores Andrea Purcell and Lisa Wynberg and Freshmen Sue Klenke, Rita Connor, Eric Simon, Bruce Steinert, Peter DeGroot and |ohn Senkleski partici- pated in the House for many hours while it was open from October 19 to November 10. ABOVE Sophomore Peter Kline horrifies unsuspecting passersby as a mantle piece over a fireplace. TOP RIGHT: Inmates of the insane asylum, sophomores Kathi Sturn and Andrea Purscell, and freshman Rita Connor drag an escaped inmate into his cell RIGHT: Sophomore Andrea Purcell and Freshman Rita Connor come alive as zombies in the “Dawn of the Dead room at the Haunted House at Seaview Square Mall. 28